Replies should have the aa (Authoritative) flag set to true#11
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Replies should have the aa (Authoritative) flag set to true#11lts-rad wants to merge 1 commit intosysdream:masterfrom
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``` chashell 300 IN A [SERVERIP] c 300 IN NS chashell.[DOMAIN]. ``` The chanserv unning at [SERVERIP] is an authoritative nameserver for chashell.[DOMAIN]. The message header reply should have the 'aa' (Authoritative) flag set. Without this flag set, a strict recursive nameserver may block replies from reaching the client. This was observed with DigitalOcean for example.
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The chanserv running at [SERVERIP] is an authoritative nameserver for chashell.[DOMAIN].
The message header reply should therefore have the 'aa' (Authoritative) flag set.
Without this flag, a strict recursive nameserver may block replies from reaching the client